… Conclusions: Traveling to high altitude should not be feared … (cardinal symptom), sleeping
disorders, uneasiness, … Chronic mountain sickness: the reaction of physical disorders …

… progressively, and damage is reversible in the early stages. … impairment in individuals with
chronic high-altitude exposure. … The thresholds of the abnormal PSQI, SpO2, and Hb level …

… The pathogenesis of cerebral edema involves the abnormal … Despite the reversible nature
of vasogenic edema, in severe … In summary, brain imaging studies show signs of intracellular …

… mountain sickness (AMS), and the high altitude cerebral … that could present with or without
any signs or symptoms of HAI and … and radiological abnormalities can be completely reversed, …

… if life was not adapting in some way at high altitude, it would … (cardinal symptom), sleeping
disorders, uneasiness, … , nevertheless, it can be reversible with adequate treatment. Laboratory …

… male who developed acute mountain sickness symptoms after … -degenerative nervous
systems or medical disorders better … edema and subsequently developing irreversible subcortical …

… subacute form of mountain sickness (high-altitude pulmonary … and health disorders occur,3,
10 with mountain sickness the … alveolar hypoxia, which causes immediate and reversible …

… acute mountain sickness after high-altitude exposure by using multimodal brain MR imaging
features measured at sea level. … . Reversible brain abnormalities in people without signs of …

… is a maladaptation syndrome encountered at high altitude (HA) … from potentially progressing
to irreversible dementia. The … psychiatric disorders including any history of traumatic brain …

… cerebral edema formation to subtle brain abnormalities. Yet, … acute mountain sickness or
high-altitude pulmonary or cerebral edema… that high-altitude mountaineering leads to reversible …